Married at First Sight

Chapter 52 “Zachary isn‘t someone she can handle. Try and get her to move on. You don‘t see other young women hanging around Zachary other than his family. He‘s a heartless man. Why can‘t Elisa listen to reason?”

Clive threw in the towel on his sister.

“I‘m too busy to deal with her now. Honey, I‘ll leave Elisa in your hands.”

“Carry on with your work. I‘ll pick Elisa up now and take her to go shopping with Mom. Mom‘s been feeling down lately.”

Clive‘s wife, Alice, had a great relationship with her mother–in–law. Seeing that her mother–in–law was feeling blue, Alice persuaded her to go out and get some sunshine. A bit of retail therapy might do her good.

Clive fell silent.

reason behind his mother‘s melancholy. There had not been any news about his aunt.

by Audrey and her sister who was four years younger. The sisters were then sent to the orphanage.

to the orphanage with the interest to adopt a

was merely four. Although reluctant to part with her sister, Audrey knew she was in better hands with the couple. Hence, Audrey agreed to let the couple adopt her sister.

a picture as a memento before the fateful separation. It had been decades since they saw each

her wits and skills to the test, working her way up the corporate ladder. She earned the boss’ trust and confidence in return. Plus, she caught the eye of the boss‘ eldest son. Finally, she married into a wealthy family

up on looking for her

aunt. Audrey was overjoyed as they had located the wealthy couple who adopted the girl. Clive and his dad went along with Audrey to visit the wealthy couple and found out that the couple had their own child a year into

couple stopped being nice

sister away to give her to someone else as they only wanted to leave the family inheritance to their flesh and blood. Decades passed, and the maid was long gone. The maid‘s family had no idea about the whole thing, much less to whom Audrey‘s sister

search had been hanging over

only way to locate Clive‘s aunt was through the yellowing photograph that Mom had kept until now. Clive had put a digital copy of it on the web, hoping it might lead them to his